"breadth of concept" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a broad understanding of an idea or concept. For example, "The author demonstrated a great breadth of concept when discussing the complexities of the plot."
The breadth of concepts that can be monitored, albeit in a simple manner, is a strength of this system.
The design of this study, to start with focus groups where the intent is to elicit breadth of concepts and to conclude with individual in-depth CIs, allowed the content validity of the PRO MDD to be supported.
10 11 The National Eye Institute 25 item Visual Functioning Questionnaire (VFQ-25) 12 was selected for its favourable psychometric properties, its short administration time (10 min) and the breadth of concepts covered (including those about visual symptoms and functioning as well as the mental health and social influences of vision).
The breadth of the concept of social capital demonstrates that social ties of one kind (e.g., shipping and transport operations in a region) can be used for different purposes (e.g., influence location decision at the firm level and enhance economic performance at the national level).
"A lot of time you're going to these big summer movies, and you're given a sense of wonder about the premise, and then you go to a smaller indie drama and you're given what you need emotionally, but you miss the breadth of a concept".
To support and manage this anticipated breadth of clinical studies, we are building a sophisticated, highly integrated early development engine designed to deliver the highest quality mRNA drugs from candidate nomination through to human proof-of-concept (PoC) data.
A scoping review was deemed appropriate as a first step in our exploration and understanding of this area, as it provides an indication of the depth and breadth of evidence relating to key concepts and identifies gaps in the literature, in a broad but time limited fashion.
"I'm A Survivor" by Destiny's Child was on constant rotation at the time and still having no concept of the breadth of this attack, we wandered the streets singing this together.
Using such a questionnaire survey might also miss the depth and breadth of doctor's views about the concept of men's health and their help-seeking behaviour.
Under either species concept, the phylogenetic breadth of introgression in this group is notable, with both sister species and species from different major mtDNA clades exhibiting introgression.
A focus group methodology was chosen for concept elicitation, as breadth rather than depth of concepts was desired, and an open-ended, semistructured interview guide was used to generate discussion among focus group members.
